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Zak needs 1 more year to change culture
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(11-16-2020, 01:14 PM)PhilHos Wrote: But, he wasn't here in 2018. Fact of the matter is, Taylor's first year our offense was horrible and we've clearly shown improvement in his 2nd year. Whether or not that's enough improvement is certainly debatable, but you can't say he hasn't improved in his 2nd season. 

In business I always tell people coming off a bad year, it your improvement basis is based on prior your worst in the industry, not saying much to show a little improvement.

That is the Bengals, 2019 offense was horrible so of course it is easy to show improvement. But the point of comparing to 2018, that was Bengals former coaching staff who is no longer here fired due to mediocre performance, yet ZT results for both offense and defense are worse than the HC no longer here.

That is not a good look for ZT, neither is 4 wins and 20 losses in less than 2 years. People trashed ML, but he had a winning record coaching the worst NFL franchise.  I am not saying it was not time for change, but the right person for the change, looks like they failed doing so as of now and failed miserably.
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RE: Zak needs 1 more year to change culture - Luvnit2 - 11-16-2020, 01:32 PM

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